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Four suggestions for finding the right university

Guest Contributor - January 13, 2019

Four suggestions for finding the right university By Walter Wendler As the new year begins, scores of students and their families will make choices about where...

"The Demographic Time Bomb that Could Hit America" is Catherine Rampell's opinion that declining population would represent many dramatic social challenges.

Call to journalists: Return to your professional standards

Joe Guzzardi - January 9, 2019

Call to journalists: Return to your professional standards On New Year's Eve, The Washington Post published a shockingly biased (even as measured in the current...

A message from Cedar City Mayor Maile Wilson

Maile Wilson - January 4, 2019

A message from Cedar City Mayor Maile Wilson Wow! I can’t believe how quickly the time has flown this past year. It seems like it...

Celebrities we’ll lose in 2019

Guest Contributor - December 29, 2018

Celebrities we'll lose in 2019 Okay, maybe it's a little misleading for me to headline a column "Celebrities we'll lose In 2019." I'm not in possession...

The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA, encourages Mexico and Canada to value new medicines fairly, thereby fueling medical progress.

How the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement will save lives

Guest Contributor - December 26, 2018

How the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement will save lives By Peter J. Pitts The White House recently finalized the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, a major trade deal that...

Importing socialist price controls such as an "international pricing index" would inevitably restrict which medicines patients can access.

Azar’s crackdown on foreign freeloading misses the mark

Guest Contributor - December 21, 2018

Azar's crackdown on foreign freeloading misses the mark By Andrew Langer President Trump promised he'd work to reduce prescription drug prices. Thus far, he's been a...

Habitat for Humanity of Southwest Utah is throwing the first ever Ball at the Mall on New Year’s Eve at Red Cliffs Mall in St. George.

Habitat for Humanity of Southwest Utah hosts Ball at the Mall

Guest Contributor - December 21, 2018

Habitat for Humanity of Southwest Utah hosts Ball at the Mall By Lil Barron Join us for a New Year’s Eve to remember! Habitat for Humanity...

Criminal justice reform will lead to an improved workforce participation rate, a higher quality workforce, a higher quality of life, and safer communities.

People with disabilities benefit as criminal justice reform passes Senate

Guest Contributor - December 20, 2018

People with disabilities benefit as criminal justice reform passes Senate By Jennifer Laszlo Mizrahi As Congress advances our national dialogue on criminal justice reform, it is...

If they were actually interested in keeping the earth green, environmentalists would be championing the EPA's methane rollback proposal, not protesting it.

EPA’s methane “rollback” will actually help the environment

Guest Contributor - December 17, 2018

EPA's methane "rollback" will actually help the environment By Drew Johnson When the Environmental Protection Agency issued a methane "rollback" proposal last month to ease Obama-era...

The International Price Index won't stop bad trade agreements, protect Medicare, encourage lifesaving medical innovations, or unleash free market forces.

The International Price Index would be terrible for health care

Guest Contributor - December 14, 2018

The International Price Index would be terrible for health care By Sara Croom During his campaign, President Trump promised to put a stop to bad trade...

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